'sequential development' is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe the process of progressing from one stage to the next in a logical or chronological order. For example, "This course is designed to provide sequential development of technical skills."
Strictly speaking, Poisson-statistics based models are incorrect biologically and that is why Niemierko's EUD and his sequential development of clustering algorithms [ 13] are so important in developing correct RT plans.
A development team develops software iteratively, and this iterative development dramatically increases feedback versus sequential development, providing closer communication between the product team and the development team.
The book is in many ways his preferred form, on account of the intimacy, the sequential development, the novel-like structure.
Derived from the Greek for recent life, it reflects the sequential development and diversification of life on Earth from the Paleozoic (ancient life) through the Mesozoic (middle life).
If the team is following a sequential development process, Milestone 2 should include completion of the requirements phase and preliminary design work.
This prospective study examined the sequential development and associations of clinical, endoscopic, and histopathologic rectal toxicity during ongoing radiation therapy.
"A recurring problem in Russian history is the desire of a part of its elites to make leaps, to embrace revolution instead of sequential development," Mr. Putin wrote.
Using irreversible thermodynamics we define and analyze dynamic limits for various traditional and work-assisted processes of sequential development with finite rates important in engineering.
The proposed structural model integrates the transverse structures (for e.g., Ghaggar tear fault) with the sequential development of imbricates in front of the Main Boundary thrust.
In the present study, we investigated the sequential development process of osteochondral progenitor cells, and the morphology and size of hypertrophic chondrocytes in secondary cartilage.
However, the high degree of complexity of modern products results in a long and costly development time when traditional sequential development processes are employed.
